Despite its overwhelmingly anti-war message, despite its bitter and powerful descriptions of the effects of war on his own life -- in one passage, Hedges, returning from El Salvador, describes how he lost it an airport, jumping over a KLM counter and beating a man to the ground and getting stabbed in the face with a with a pen -- the book didn't make me shy away from war.
But one line in reports of the incident did raise a bitter laugh: Bauer Media's description of the comment as "inappropriate and indefensible", and its excuse that it had only appeared owing to "an extremely regrettable production error".
The species has no distinguishable odor, and a "bitter" taste, although one early description referred to the taste as "sweet".
In answer to a question, she decried what she called Mr. Obama's lack of faith in American values, labeling a description he gave of "bitter" voters in small-town Pennsylvania as "elitist, out of touch and, frankly, patronizing".
Dry but with a seemingly sweet edge, echoing fino sherry, ignited by 18percentt alcohol, carrying a tantalizingly bitter and endless finish, Vya almost defies description (except by artisans who make spicy linen-closet sachets).
In midsong, her voice catches and falters, as if a real surge of bitter, unbidden feeling had disrupted the lyric's smooth description of heartbreak.
What started as a bitter internal battle over the minutiae of a job description soon spiralled into civil war that has left the RFU looking for a third chief executive in a year, months before the World Cup in New Zealand.
Even this brief description falls far short of reality, the whole bitter truth.
There is no description of Jesus and his disciples eating lamb or bitter herbs, nor is it specified that their bread is unleavened.
